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Washing versus Washing up #16 (permalink) Sun Sep 03, 2006 6:39 am   Washing versus Washing up
 

Amy wrote:
Now, that's what I call a do!


Amy, Question Question Question

Please explain!

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Washing versus Washing up #17 (permalink) Sun Sep 03, 2006 9:10 am   Washing versus Washing up
 

Hi Tom

I asked Jamie to explain give yourself a hairdo in more detail, so when I said "That's what I call" I meant "That's my definition of".

I was playing with the word do. My reference was to hairdo and "do" meaning a form of entertainment --- because I found the hairdo in Jamie's last picture particularly entertaining and tidy. Wink Very Happy

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Hairdo :-) #18 (permalink) Sun Sep 03, 2006 12:35 pm   Hairdo :-)
 

Smile

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Good Sun-day to all! Smile

Amy, thank you for your answer (, heating the imagination Smile ) Even though I’m not Pamela Smile Wink )
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Washing versus Washing up #19 (permalink) Sun Sep 03, 2006 13:07 pm   Washing versus Washing up
 

Hi Tamara

I love the picture. Very Happy

I know you're not Pamela. Very Happy But after Pamela's response about "brainwashing", I wanted her to refer back to what you had written before I posted "I did my hair". I had assumed your comment indirectly referred to another thread in which the "doing of hair" was mentioned... Wink

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